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An official from the Mumbai Tiffin Box Supplier Association told The Wall Street Journal that deliveries will be halted on Friday in support of Anna Hazare's fight against corruption.
Veteran campaigner Hazare, whose protest has hit a chord with Indians fed up with rampant corruption, has struck a deal with police to hold a 15-day hunger strike and is expected to leave prison on Friday, the AP reported.
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The Qantas Wallabies will take on France in a three Test series in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney next year as part of The Castrol EDGE France Tour.
The Tour will be the first to Australia by a French international Test side since 2009 when the Les Bleus lost 22 - 6 to the Qantas Wallabies in Sydney.
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A new Wisconsin Historical Society website is coming mid-May 2014! See a preview >>
Barns are emblematic of Wisconsin. They even appear on our license
plates as a symbol of our state's rural character.
Historic barns are among the most visible features in our countryside
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Creating a fairer Britain
In our capacity as a National Human Rights Institution, we submitted to the previous government a response to their Green Paper entitled 'Rights and responsibilities: developing our constitutional framework', on their proposed creation of a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. Our response set out our key principles, including non-resiling from existing protections provided by the rights and mechanisms of the HRA, and explores the essential components of a bill of rights framework.
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A featherweight short-sleeve performance running shirt that eliminates distractions until you reach the finish line. Revolutionary FlashDry™ technology significantly improves drying time and regulates body temperature during intense outdoor activity. Burnout ventilation design on the back increases airflow to your core. Stitchless seams provide optimum comfort throughout long-distance trail runs.
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The new Wrencher Jersey, below, is a techy take on a mechanic's work shirt that can be worn to the bar, the bike shop or out on the trail. Made from lightweight but durable DWR-treated water-resistant fabric, the Wrencher uses snap-up buttons for easy on/off, and has a cape vent in back and mesh venting under the arms.
With Teva pushing hard into the MTB market, and mega-corporation Adiddas recently purchasing 5.10, flat-pedal footwear is an increasingly hot category. TNF is looking to get in on the action with the uber-lightweight Shifter shoe, which is built with a dual-traction flat outsole and a clean look.
The North Face first got into making mountain bike apparel to cater to their off-season ski athletes, such as big-mountain ripper Sage Cattabriga-Alosa. So it's no surprise that many of this longtime outdoor brand's first mountain bike products were freeride pieces designed to offer protection for riders pushing their limits in the backcountry or bike park.
The North Face has enlisted Pro-Tec to provide a proprietary padded chamois for its rugged Downiveille short for next season. The Pro-Tec liner's integrated flex panels and high-back waistband supplement the protection offered by this below-the-knee short, which is cut wide to accommodate knee pads and made from ballistics-grade Nylon.
For more of an everyday trail short, look no further than the Bracket short (pictured below in "utility brown"), which true to TNF's aggressive environmental stance carry the Bluesign stamp for adhering to environmentally conscious manufacturing methods.
Made from water-reistant and breathable fabric, the Bracket short features a raised waistband in the back and built-in Velcro tabs for a snug fig (plus over-sized belt loops for extra plumber-crack protection). The shorts also come with a removable chamois, a cargo pocket on the left and iPhone pocket (with headphone routing) pocket on the right, a seamless crotch panel design and an integrated sunglasses wipe.
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TNF offers a full line of mountain bike shorts, jerseys and packs
If you haven't heard about The North Face's new mountain bike program, you're not alone. But with a concerted push to get into bike shops, the iconic outdoor brand best known for its backpacks, technical shells and fleece jackets is hoping to change that.
The North Face began making freeride apparel for its out-of-season ski and snowboard athletes in 2010, and for this season it has significantly expanded its line to include XC and Trail options, which it is promoting alongside a line of casual pieces aimed at bike riders like as woven shirts with pearl-snap buttons and clandestine 3M seams for visibility.
"Just look at Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, he's obviously one of the best big-mountain skiers on the planet. And when the snow melts he's looking to get that same adrenaline rush from getting on a bike," says Matt Page, North Face's business director for action sports.
Page says the first round of mountain bike product from the company was all designed to work with pads. And while there are still 3/4-length sleeve jerseys and below-the-knee shorts sans chamois liners in the line, the 2011 catalog includes three different length short options for both men and women, all with removable chamois liners.
The bike industry has been a notoriously tough nut to crack for bigger companies, and while Nike has tried and failed twice now, and Adidas' efforts have yet to really take off in this country, The North Face is banking on an athlete-driven approach and has been slow and careful about its product development. Page says the brand has two designers, two developers and one product line manager partially or entirely dedicated to our mountain bike line, all of whom are avid mountain bikers.
And while The North Face doesn't yet have a full mountain bike team formed, it's already working with Scott-sponsored freerider Mike Hopkins and is looking to build momentum in that direction. The brand had a booth at the Sea Otter Classic last week for the first time, and is also looking to make a debut appearance at Interbike for the first time this fall.
With its "Dirt Merchant" XC jersey named after a black diamond trail in the decidedly-not-XC Whistler Mountain Bike Park, and its "Downiville" freeride short named after a race won most recently by World Cup XC stud Carl Decker, aboard a 29er, it's easy to be skeptical. But, as a company with deep roots in the outdoor industry and a reputation for standing behind its manufacturing with a lifetime guarantee, The North Face comes to the table with some serious brand equity.
"I was pretty stoked to see how well the TNF brand did with their first efforts in bike apparel last season," says Mike Budgen, assistant manager at Whistler's Garbonzo Bike and Bean, one of the pilot bike shops to carry the brand. "With a brand like The North Face you know they come from a solid background of team rider input and experienced staff. The rep and a member of the design team also took time out of their busy schedules last summer to come see how the staff liked the current product, show us their plans for this coming season, and also to take any feedback we had back."
In addition to Garbanzo, the The North Face retail and online stores and REI, about 25 shops in the U.S. this year are selling TNF mountain bike product—a number the company is looking to grow significantly after its attendance at Interbike this fall.
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For 32 years Romans young and old have enjoyed lunch and dinner at one location that remains popular no matter how many restaurants move onto Broad Street: Schroeder's New Deli.
When Schroeder's opened on February 6, 1981, brothers John and Charlie Schroeder weren't sure how the business would develop, but develop it did. From an original menu featuring unique sandwiches, nachos and salads Schroeder's now offers all of the originals plus pizza, calzone, fried mushrooms, wings, potato skins, cold draft and bottled beers and more.
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MIDLAND - Northern Michigan University senior quarterback Cody Scepaniak connected with junior wide receiver Christian Jessie on a pair of deep touchdown passes and the Wildcat defense kept Northwood out of the end zone in the closing seconds to preserve a 21-13 GLIAC North Division victory in downstate Midland on Saturday.
Down by eight because of a missed extra point on the NMU 8-yard line with less than 25 seconds to play, the Timberwolves took two shots into the end zone on third and fourth downs, but came up empty, resulting in their fifth straight loss after starting the season 4-0.
Scepaniak, who was 9 of 18 passing for 182 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions, hit Jessie on a 60-yard scoring pass with 1:18 to play in the first quarter to give NMU a 7-6 lead. The two then hooked up on a 55-yard TD with 12:21 to play in the second quarter to put Northern up 14-6.
Northwood cut the NMU lead to one at 14-13 with 8:41 to play in the third quarter via a 2-yard TD run by Jordan Jonker.
Scepaniak ran in a 1-yard TD with 2:22 left in the quarter to put Northern up by eight while finishing as the team's leading rusher with 133 yards on 25 carries.
Junior running back Casey Cotta had 48 yards on 14 carries while Jessie led a depleted NMU receiving corps - Christian Marble-King and Julian Gaines are both sidelined due to injuries - with three catches for 126 yards.
Nick Krause and Zach Anderson of Sault Ste. Marie each had a team-high 10 tackles as Krause had eight solos and Anderson seven. Krause also had a forced fumble and Levi Perry picked off a pass in the end zone with 4:24 to go in the game.
The Wildcats, who improved to 3-6 overall and 2-6 in the GLIAC, close out the season at the Superior Dome with 1 p.m. games the next two Saturdays. NMU hosts Saginaw Valley State for Public Safety/Veterans Day on Nov. 3 and Ferris State for Senior Day on Nov. 10.


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If you are having trouble getting into the holiday spirit, this app could help put a smile on your face. You start a picture of a friend or a family member, and turn them into a dancing Santa. Santa Dancebooth will give you the option of multiple costumes and holiday song to help spread some Christmas cheer. You can then save it to your phone and share it with your friends on Facebook.
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National Center for Home Food Preservation
Advice for consumers on how to preserve foods by almost any way possible. Recipes are all scientifically valid with food safety risks evaluated and addressed. Includes judging guides for evaluation of home preserved foods for 4-H and other fairs.
So Easy to Preserve - University of Georgia
USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning
A complete reference is available in pdf format on the site. This is the handbook that most of Extension uses for home canning of foods.
Ball Blue Book
A comprehensive source for home canning information.
Food and Drug Administration, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Website leads to a large number of technical and consumer oriented materials.
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The topics on this page are arranged by food grouping and address food safety concerns associated with each type of food. Additional information is available about cosmetics and nutrition.
Approximate pH of Foods and Food Products
The pH and/or acidity of a food are generally used to determine processing requirements and the applicability of GMP regulations for regulatory purposes. Methods and conditions for determining the pH and acidity of foods are also summarized in 21 CFR 114.90. Methodology for pH is generally available from pH meter and electrode manufacturers.
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North Dakota State University Extension Service
One of the best sources for publications on preserving wild game and fish
Home Food Preservation Site - Pennsylvania State University
A very complete site with information about suppliers, kitchen unit converters, and includes the USDA canning guide.
Canning pumpkin butter or squash purees - University of Georgia
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Pestana Berlin Tiergarten, one of the most recent hotels in Berlin, integrates in a single facility the perfect conditions to those who travel for leisure or for business meetings.
This hotel in Berlin is close to the famous Ku'Dam square, at a short distance from Tiergarten park, the largest park in Berlin, and near the famous Potsdamer Platz. It is located in the diplomatic quarter, facing the Nordic embassies and at a short walking distance from the KaDeWe store and the Bradenburg Gate.
The hotel has a modern gym, fitness center and SPA with natural light, including inner heated pool and sauna.
The contemporary style restaurant with Mediterranean and Portuguese "tapas" serves a diversified cuisine and the open-air meals area is the perfect place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests may enjoy Berlin drinks and aperitifs at the bar with open-air café, either outside or enjoying the comfort inside.
Pestana Berlin Tiergarten offers 142 rooms, including 5 luxury suites, with modern design, very comfortable beds, air conditioning, a modern bathroom with natural light, wooden floors, an LCD TV of 37'', free Wi-Fi access, and some also have a private balcony with a panoramic view of the Tiergarten park.
The hotel has three meeting rooms joined by a common salon, all with natural light and outside terraces. There are also two smaller rooms and a "presidential" meeting room, for more exclusive meetings.
This 4 star hotel in Berlin, is at 15 minutes walking distance from the Berlin Zoo, the KaDeWe Commercial Gallery, and the commerce street Kurfürstendamm. In order to visit the city's attractions simply take the famous Berlin touristic bus, no. 200, which stops right in front of Pestana Berlin Tiergarten, offering a direct connection to Potsdamer Platz and the historic Unter den Linden avenue.
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jellies are not fish, but cnidarians. Most jellies move about by jet propulsion.
Some have tentacles, and some, like Australia's box jellies, are extremely venomous.
Jellies come in many sizes and shapes, but are more than 99% water no matter how big they are!
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See Shark Tank's own Barbara Corcoran give the keynote address at our 5th annual Growth Conference in Dallas, TX 1/10/13. Reserve your spot today.
You win some, you lose some. And with dozens of business pitches over the first three seasons of ABC's wildly popular Shark Tank, the investors are bound to have varied results.
Here, we take a look at some of the most successful startup pitches, like Ava the Elephant, a medicine dispenser from the premiere episode, that has since seen over $1 million in sales. We also highlight some of the flops, including Body Jac, a fitness device that Barbara Corcoran calls her "worst investment."
Related: The Shark Tank Effect: Top Success Stories from the First 3 Seasons
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Airdate: Aug. 9, 2009 (premiere episode)
Deal: $50,000 from Corcoran for a 55 percent stake.
Result: Product is carried at CVS and other retailers; $1 million in sales over past 18 months.
Airdate: Sept. 6, 2009
Deal: $180,000 from Corcoran and former Shark Kevin Harrington--contingent on founder "Cactus Jack" Barringer losing 30 pounds using his product. (He did.)
Result: Corcoran calls this her "worst investment." (We assume all money was lost.)
Airdate: March 25, 2011
Deal: Cuban and O'Leary gave $200,000 for a combined 35 percent stake.
Result: Company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in April 2012.
Airdate: April 1, 2011
Deal: O'Leary, Herjavec and John agreed to pay $100,000 for a 33 percent stake, contingent on patent approval (still pending).
Result: Flipoutz struck a manufacturing and distribution deal with toy-maker Wild Creations.
Airdate: April 22, 2011
Deal: Corcoran paid $50,000 in exchange for a 25 percent stake and $1 for each of the first 50,000 cakes sold.
Result: $50,000 paid back within three months. Daisy Cakes has sold more than 10,000 cakes per month since airdate. (Prior to that, it sold 1,000 cakes over two years.)
Airdate: Jan. 27, 2012
Deal: Cuban paid $25,000 for a 33 percent stake. (John regrets not going in on this one.)
Result: 8,930 cats drawn and counting, at $9.95 apiece. ($9 of that is profit.)
Airdate: Feb. 3, 2012
Deal: Herjavec paid $125,000 for a 20 percent stake, plus another $50,000 for an infomercial to promote the product.
Result: Sales of $500,000 within two weeks of airing.
Airdate: Feb. 17, 2012
Deal: O'Leary paid $250,000 for a 35 percent stake. John came in later after extricating himself from a deal with another tea-related company and provided an intro to Jamba Juice.
Result: Jamba Juice acquired Talbott Teas for an undisclosed sum and sells it at its 750 locations.
Airdate: Feb. 24, 2012
Deal: $100,000 for a 25 percent stake from Cuban, who sells them at his Landmark Theatres chain.
Result: Sales higher in the past six months than in the past 4.5 years combined.
Airdate: Feb. 24, 2012
Deal: Greiner paid $150,000 for a 65 percent stake and took the product to QVC.
Result: More than $3.5 million in sales and climbing.
Airdate: March 2, 2012
Deal: Cuban paid $200,000 for a 40 percent stake (after the founders got Corcoran and O'Leary to smooch).
Result: Sales on track to pass $1 million in 2012.
Airdate: March 9, 2012
Deal: $75,000 from Corcoran for 50 percent equity.
Result: Sales expected to exceed $100,000 this year.
Airdate: March 16, 2012
Deal: $150,000 from Cuban for a 30 percent stake.
Result: Sales up more than 800 percent; on pace to hit $1.5 million for 2012.


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The self-taught left-hander from the Florida Panhandle pulled off one of the greatest recovery shots of all time Sunday to set up a par on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff that was good enough to beat Louis Oosthuizen, who hit one of the greatest shots in tournament history earlier, and win the 76th Masters.
"I've never had a dream go this far, so I can't say it's a dream come true," Watson said. "I got in the trees, hit a crazy shot I saw in my head, and here I am talking to you with a green jacket on.
"Well, I dreamed about it, I just never made the putt."
Watson, 33, and Oosthuizen, a 29-year-old South African who won the 2010 British Open at St. Andrews, finished at 10-under-par 278 to force the 15th playoff in tournament history and fourth in 10 years. Watson shot a 4-under 68 that started with a three-putt bogey and included a string of four straight birdies in the middle of the back nine. Oosthuizen scored a rare double-eagle on his second hole of the day and shot 69.
Phil Mickelson, Lee Westwood, Matt Kuchar and third-round leader Peter Hanson all finished tied for third at 280.
There were plenty of big shots in the round — there were two holes-in-one in addition to the albatross — but the swing that will forever be associated with this Masters was the recovery shot he pulled off on the second hole of the playoff.
After hitting his driver so far off to the right he barely could see the fairway, Watson reverted to the free-wheeling, go-for-broke form associated with guys like Phil Mickelson and Seve Ballesteros — "Bubba Golf," they call it — and played a 164-yard shot that required 40 yards of bend like he was messing around on the range. When he saw how the patrons were starting to line up to watch it, he had no doubt he could pull it off.
Unlike a lot of the guys he competes against each week, Watson has never taken a formal lesson nor ever studied his swing on video. He's a self-made champion and completely trusts his instincts, which is what made his miracle shot seem second nature.
The former Faulkner and University of Georgia player dusted off his 52-degree wedge and let it fly. The shot hit the green then rolled to the right before settling about 10 feet from the pin.
"The first time I ever worked with my caddie, six years ago, I told him if I have a swing I've got a shot," Watson said. "I always attack. I want to hit the incredible shot; who doesn't. That's why we play the game, to pull off the amazing shot.
"When we got down there I said we've been here already and (his caddie) said if you've got a swing, you've got a shot."
It wasn't the first big recovery shot Watson had in the round, On 17, after bombing his drive into the walking area between 7 and 17 he hit straight shot over the trees and onto the green, making par to keep his share of the lead.
Even his playing partner was amazed with the shot in the playoff.
"I have no idea where he was," Oosthuizen said. "Where I stood from when the ball came out, it looked like a curveball going to the right, so I knew he had to hit a big hook; an unbelievable shot. It was just brilliant the way he hit that second on 10. That shot definitely won him the tournament."
Both players could've won it on the first playoff hole. Oosthuizen's birdie putt just rolled over the right edge. Watson left his putt out on the left side; after it missed he held his hand out incredulously in the direction of his caddie as if to ask where was the break.
The playoff moved to 10. Neither player hit great tee shots. Watson took driver and bombed it deep into the trees on the right. Oosthuizen, feeling confident about his chances, dropped down to a 3-wood and then hit it right, but inside the tree line.
His 5-iron approach didn't make the green and Watson set about to show off his creativity.
Oosthuizen chipped up to the back of the green behind the hole. His downhill putt looked as good as his putt on 18, but it slid over the lower right side of the cup and he tapped in for his 5. Watson two-putted for the win, but before he made the clinching putt he held his hand out as if to caution the patrons that this wasn't over yet.
When the putt dropped, he teared up while bending over to get the ball. He hugged his caddie, his mother, and even close friends Ben Crane, Rickie Fowler and Aaron Baddeley who walked with the playoff group.
Watson's recovery shot in the playoff notwithstanding, Oosthuizen hit one of the greatest shots in Masters history early in the round to overtake the overnight leaders.
He holed a 4-iron from 235 yards for a double-eagle 2 on the par-5 second hole. It was the first albatross ever on the hole in Masters play and the fourth in tournament history. The most famous double-eagle, of course, was Gene Sarazen's shot heard round the world on No. 15 in 1935.
In one amazing shot, with Mickelson making par and third-round leader Hanson making bogey at the first, he went from two shots down to two shots ahead.
He said he had 210 to the front of the green. The shot landed in front of the green, took a couple small bounces, then started rolling and curling toward the hole.
"I never thought it would go in," he said. "When something like that happens early in your round you think this is it, but it was tough the next five holes to just get my head around it and just play the course. I felt like I found my rhythm going down 11 and played well in from there."
In the meantime, Oosthuizen made a number of clutch putts for par to keep his challengers at bay. He and Watson eventually separated themselves from the pack by 17 and parred the last two holes to force the playoff.
Coming into the day the tournament was said to be Mickelson's to lose – and he lost it on No. 4, making a triple-bogey, double-par 6 on the par-3.
One shot behind Oosthuizen at the time and trying to play what he considered the safest shot into a tough pin, his 4-iron tee shot ricocheted off a grandstand railing into the bamboo left of the patron walkway. It went so far off-line he had to hit the next two shots right-handed. Going back to the tee wasn't an option because he'd just have to hit the same shot.
The first attempt at recovery, he pushed it deeper into the foliage. The next shot squirted off the club like a shank, landing in a worn area with the bunker between him and the flag. He dumped it into the bunker, blasted out and putted for the 6 that left him four shots out of the lead.
"It happens, out here," he said. "I'm sure everybody else had something, maybe not similarly, but … I wouldn't have done anything different on 4. That's strategically where you have to play it to that pin on that hole. It's the hardest par on that hole."
Even after the triple, Mickelson birdied the three par-5s to climb back into the conversation, but just couldn't catch the leaders, who were off the make Masters history.
Al Muskewitz covers golf for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577.


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|A Brief Primer on Hormone Therapy
|Written by Mache Seibel, MD
|Thursday, 16 February 2012 00:00
Like it or hate it, take it or leave it, estrogen is the only government approved drug therapy in the United States and Canada for treating menopause-related symptoms. Here are a few things every Red Hot Mama should know about hormone therapy.
First, the terms:
Now the estrogen types:
Whether or not to take estrogen and or progesterone is a very personal decision that needs to be individualized. For those of you considering HT, I strongly suggest you have a detailed discussion with your healthcare provider.
In order to help you prepare for that discussion and to help you get the most out of your visit, I've written an E-book on estrogen and progesterone to serve as your guide. I'm offering it FREE to Karen's Red Hot Mamas as a special gift. Click here for FREE instant access and download this hormone guide E-book now.
About the Author Selected by his peers as one of the Best Doctors in America, Doctor Seibel brings innovation to health education, focusing on creative approaches to help America stay well. He is a national expert in helping women in and around menopause improve their symptoms including sleep, stress, diabetes and weight control. In addition to patient care, Doctor Seibel does corporate consulting, speaking, workshops, and coaching. He created HealthRock®, his unique brand of making health education fun and memorable. Doctor Seibel teaches people the health information they need and the perspective they require to stay well. "It's better to stay well than to get well." Find out more about Dr. Seibel at his website www.doctorseibel.com and the Red Hot Mamas advisory board of healthcare professionals.
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On his team's practices: "Our guys have come about. We've had really good preparation. We had really good preparation in Fargo (N.D.), and we've had some good work since we've been down here in Frisco."
On Grant Olson playing in the game: "Well, we were a little bit concerned. It was a little bit touch-and-go. The great thing about Grant is nobody is as instinctive or intuitive or has a better understanding as to what we're doing than Grant, so it was good to get him out there at practice."
What to expect from Saturday's game: "It's difficult to say. I do believe Sam Houston is a better football team than they were last year. Last year, they were pretty one-dimensional offensively, but they've really improved their running game this year. I would anticipate it being a higher-scoring game this year."
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On facing Sam Houston run defense, which allows 84.1 yards per game: "They've done a good job this year getting to the ball and slowing the run. We think we have a good game plan to counteract what they do. I guess we'll see on Saturday."
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On splitting time at running back with Sam Ojuri: "I don't know if we necessarily feel 'fresh,' but probably better in game 15 than if just one guy were handling the load."
On facing Sam Houston run defense: "They're darn good, and we understand that. But we're pretty good, too. They have players, we have players. They have athletes, we have athletes. Should be a battle of the titans."
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Dive in to a vast repository of talent focused whitepapers which span the various elements in the "Periodic table of talent".
|Strategic Moves 2012: The global mobility island - Alive and well, but marooned
The 2012 survey report provides in-depth analysis related to the current state of global workforce management, numerous insights and recommendations for the path forward for organizations keen on getting the best out of their global workforce.
|Boiling point? The skills gap in U.S. manufacturing
Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute's skills gap survey for the manufacturing industry underscores the tenacity of a talent shortage that threatens the future success of the manufacturing industry.
|Talent 2020 survey series
Deloitte's new global survey series explores talent strategies and unfolding trends that are expected to influence the next decade and beyond.
|Managing talent in a turbulent economy survey series
Year-long longitudinal survey series which took the pulse of businesses as they navigated through shifting economic conditions in 2009 and 2010.
Strategy whitepapers
|Making virtual work "Business as usual": It's all been said, so how do we get it done?
This article provides an insight into how organizations can tackle some of the possible obstacles that they may come across while creating a more flexible virtual / in-person work environment.
|What's next for talent?
As companies look at the upturn, talent challenges are once again in the spotlight. In our recent Talent 2020 survey, we asked nearly 400 senior executives at some of the world's largest companies which talent issues were keeping them up at night. This report provides more insights.
|The people side of risk intelligence
The whitepaper discusses managing the risk of talent management, including an in-depth discussion around succession planning, critical talent needs, rewards, compensation, incentives, and ethics.
|Mind the talent gap
The whitepaper reveals the key findings from a global survey of information technology (IT) and business leaders to understand the latest trends and challenges in IT talent — and what these organizations are currently doing to address them.
|Why change now? Preparing for the workplace of tomorrow
The POV focuses on the innovative workplace solutions that companies should consider implementing in their efforts to improve workspace utilization, increase the ROI of technology investments, and accommodate employees at a significantly lower cost.
|Threading the talent needle
The report presents 12 key findings on how companies are tackling today's immediate talent challenges and positioning themselves for longer-term success based on interviews with 28 global senior executives.
Talent solutions whitepapers
|Organization acceleration: The new science of moving organizations forward
As human nature makes it difficult to speed up the way individuals change, the way organizations manage change must transform. This new point of view explores approaches to extracting analytic-driven insights, delivering solutions with precision, and creating change with lasting impacts.
|The talent-intelligent board: The essential resource
With insights from Deloitte global leaders, the latest report from the Intelligent Board series offers a guide to critical talent related risks and considerations for today's boardroom. The report focuses on six important issues that impact the strategic management of talent in today's organizations.
|Coaching for business results
This POV provides insights on coaching solutions for multiple business issues and introduces the 'top ten list for effective organizational coaching'.
Work solutions whitepapers
|Does the open talent economy need a fence?
These days, the people who do an organization's work don't always work for the organization. Is this open relationship good for business? Or would business be wise to keep some boundaries in place?
|Smarter moves: Executing and Integrating global mobility and talent programs
In follow up to our 2008 'Smart Moves' POV, our latest thoughtware will help you move to the next level, combining global mobility and talent strategies to improve business results and develop next generation leaders.
|Smart moves: A new approach to international assignments and global mobility
The POV offers key recommendations and processes for developing a strong, effective global mobility program that can better align employee deployment with business strategy, ensure less risk of failed compliance requirements and provide a higher ROI from global workforce employees.
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|The Corporate Lattice: Achieving high performance in the changing world of work
In their new book, Deloitte Chief Talent Officer Cathy Benko and Talent Director Molly Anderson define an emerging model business leaders can use to capitalize on this new reality – the Corporate Lattice.
|Listen up! The talent dialogue approach to employee engagement
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|The leadership premium: How companies win the confidence of investors
Based on a global study of leading market analysts, the paper puts a hard metric on the "intangible asset" of leadership, revealing that, in some sectors, good leaders can account for more than one-fifth of equity value.
|Leadership by design: An architecture to build leadership in organizations
The paper provides insights into how a leadership strategy and pipelines – tied to an organization's evolving strategy – can be deliberately structured and more effectively integrated with talent management and development programs.
|Orchestrating leadership strategies in a reset economy
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BOISE -- A traffic alert for drivers who have to travel on the Interstate 84 Galloway Road Overpass.
The overpass is located between Sand Hollow and Purple Sage.
The bridge was cracked on the bottom on both sides after being hit by an excavator Monday.
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I`d like to know if there is any way for me to update directly from 10.5.2 to 10.5.4 or something different.
I have an acer 3690 - 2023 with Intel Celeron M 1,73GHz, Intel 945GM, 1GB Ram, 120GB, Atheros AR5005G.
I already have installed kalyway 10.5.1 (I could update it to 10.5.2, but when did to 10.5.3 with comboupdate kalyway it crashes on boot)....Than I tried leo4all v2 10.5.2 and when did update with other update(not from kalyway, I found it on net) it crashes almost like it had already happened.
A guy sad for me to backup the 10.5.2 extensions AppleIntelIntegratedFramebuffer.kext and IONDRVSupport.kext and after the 10.5.3 update(before restart) put them back. Didnt work with both versions again.
I tried installing leo4all v3 patched to 10.5.3 and iatkos v4i 10.5.4 so it could solve my problem, but my notebook`s bios hasnt even recognized the disc for me to press any key to start installing. (Others computers of friends read it on boot, just mine doesnt).
And for me there wouldnt be problems if I had internet, if anyone knows how to solve my wireless Atheros AR5005G on 10.5.2 I wouldnt have to update it anymore I think, but my big problem is that I have heard that people with my notebook acer 3690 have solved the problem of this atheros with a .kext installed with kxt helper on 10.5.3 at least.
I tried doing the same on 10.5.2, the icon of airport appeared in the bar, but when I pressed to turn it on nothing happened.
If anyhone know any of my problems, it would be a wonderful help.
Sorry for anything.
My first post is with a big problem. Hahaha.
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I`m downloading the comboupdate 10.5.4 to try your method..I have not read it yet..I will download it and do it tomorrow afternoon. Do you recommend any special version to start? kalyway 105.1 or 10.5.2 / leo4all 10.5.2 v2 or v3??
Anyway if anyone can help me with my problems.


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Undergraduate and graduate programs in the Tempe, Arizona area can be found at Arizona State University. It's a school that not only has strong academic programs, but also the support systems that ensure that students succeed, with tutoring and a writing center.
There are plenty of interesting fields to choose from such as Aeronautical Management Technology, Air Traffic Management, Animal Physiology and Behavior, Civil Engineering, Earth and Space Exploration, Food Industry Management, Health Sciences, and Tourism Development & Management, as well as other general studies.
Students who are looking to cover tuition costs with little hassle should head down to the financial aid office, where they can find information on how to apply for loans, grants, work-study, and scholarships.
When your academic and student life is completed, you are likely going to begin on an extensive job hunt. With the career service center, you can prepare in every possible way to find a career, like career assessment, advising, and learning how to create a resume. The center also has a plethora of internship and job postings to choose from.
ASU is known for both its excellent academics and its lively campus. For a college experience like no other, check out Arizona State University at Tempe.
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ok, so a while ago, I installed windows vista and then installed ideneb v1.3, so I have version 10.5.5 Whenever I turn on the computer it will automatically go into mac os if I don't press a button. If I do press a button it gives me the choice of which partition I want to load.
Ok, so now my question is, how do I install windows 7 on another partition without anything messing up? Can I just go ahead and install it?


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Now is the time to start thinking about memorable summer activities for your children or grandchildren. Christian camps that focus on the truth of the Bible through creation activities and solid apologetics teaching are a popular option for summertime learning and fun. Here are a few to consider.
Along with standard Christian camp amenities, Camp Sunrise offers two special treats—a museum and planetarium. The museum houses thirteen dioramas dedicated to days of creation, and the planetarium has numerous programs honoring the Creator. The fall family camp offers relaxing weekends with plenty of free time for families to play, hike, or fish together.
This retreat and conference center operates year-round to provide a place for outdoor Christian education. Groups of all sizes can enjoy skating, swimming, hiking, biking, and horseback riding while learning about creation. Idyllwild Pines also offers a very special Creation Camp.
This mobile camp goes to any stream in the Ohio Valley to teach groups about the glories of creation. Depending on the area, campers enjoy canoe trips, rappelling, spelunking, hiking, in-depth creation studies, and family camps. They also have a science center with a creation walk exhibit.
In the summer, Timber-lee hosts week-long camps for grades 2–12. Campers enjoy a variety of activities, including trail rides, high ropes, and paintball. Retreat facilities are available year-round.
This year-round camp uses the exciting truth of recent creation and the beauty of nature to teach campers about God. Depending on the time of year, campers can enjoy swimming, a climbing tower, a zip line, hiking, archery, ice skating, cross-country skiing, and more. While enjoying the camp's activities, young people learn about God and His creation through an on-site six-day Creation Museum.
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I have been working at Amazon.com full-time for more than 3 years
Pros – Smart peers,
Good pay,
Freedom and ownership.
Amazon had successfully found a formula to satisfy technical talents by including them as part of the business decision making process even though business and customers being the priority one.
Cons – Work-life balance
No great opportunity to learn technical skills / learn new stuff ( apart from the project work )
Advice to Senior Management – Think more about contributing and innovating on technical talent and resources ( like open source ) through which the company had gained immensely ( like Android and other Open software )
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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McAfee VirusScan Mobile for Android smartphones and tablets is an anti-malware system that scans and cleans mobile data, preventing corruption from viruses, worms, dialers, Trojans, and other malicious code. VirusScan Mobile protects your mobile devices at the most critical points of exposure, including inbound and outbound emails, text messages, email attachments, and Internet downloads.
Complete mobile protection — Scans and cleans malicious code from files, memory cards, applications, Internet downloads, text messages, and attachments.
Instant threat alerts — Continuous protection detects malware in less than 200 milliseconds without interrupting wireless operations or connectivity. Malicious files are immediately detected and cleaned, while automatic updates safeguard devices from the latest threats.
Block malware in email, text messages, and attachments without any noticeable delay. McAfee VirusScan Mobile scans for a range of malicious threats in less than 200 milliseconds, providing automatic and comprehensive protection for smartphones.
Keep confidential corporate and customer information safe. Trust VirusScan Mobile to protect your mobile devices from viruses, worms, dialers, Trojans, and other malicious code that can cause the loss of vital data.
Secure corporate smartphones to avoid disruptions in mobile service and business communications, so employees stay productive. When malware is detected, it is blocked and cleaned without slowing down mobile operations.
Keep users safe from current and emerging threats with scheduled mobile device signature updates, delivered wirelessly from the global security team at McAfee Labs. You'll be notified about unprotected devices if a signature or policy update fails, and you'll receive alerts if a device becomes infected with new malware.
Comply with government and industry legislation requiring enterprises to protect sensitive data. Designed specifically for mobile devices to run with minimal system resources, VirusScan Mobile is unmatched in ease of use, low power consumption, and rapid file scanning. Our scan engine runs at the appropriate priority to respect more critical tasks, such as phone calls, emails, and web browsing.
These are minimum system requirements. Actual requirements will vary depending on the nature of your environment.
Topics : Mobile Security
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This paper presents the Android malware evolution from the first SMS Trojan discovered in the wild in 2010 to the sophisticated malicious code seen in the official Android Market during the first half of 2011 like DroidDream, DroidKungFu, and Plankton.
Mobile banking Trojans have usually pretended to be security applications (for example, Zitmo) or legitimate banking apps (FakeToken or FkSite a.k.a. Perkele) to trick users into installing the malware. These apps steal incoming SMS messages that could contain mTANs (Mobile Transaction Authentication Numbers) used as two-factor authentication to allow Internet transactions. Now, however, it seems that […]
The post iBanking Mobile Trojan Poses as Facebook Token Generator appeared first on McAfee.
One man's trash is another man's new identity? Yes, because that "junk mail" you toss in the garbage contains valuable data about yourself. A crook bent on identity theft can potentially have a field day with your discarded pre-approved credit card applications, bank statements, etc. Using a paper shredder before throwing out letters and documents […]
The post This Earth Day, "Clean" Your Device Before You Recycle It appeared first on McAfee.
If the laws of nature are capable of teaching us one thing it's this: if it seems too good to be true, it usually is. One of the most popular apps in the Google Play Store was recently found to be just that – a fantasy. The app titled Virus Shield purported to "improve the […]
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A night at the movies previously meant compromising between an edge-of-your-seat thriller and that new Nora Ephron romantic comedy, with the biggest ding to your wallet being a $10 bucket of large popcorn. However, now it may end up costing you more than just the exorbitantly priced snacks. Movie ticket site Fandango as well as […]
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Till the age of 10, a child lives in an idyllic world of his own creation, where only his games and parents are often enough to keep him blissfully happy. But come the tweens and teens, there is a sea-change in his attitude to life. Suddenly the child is besieged with hitherto unknown emotions, ideas […]
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The best recipes come tried and true from friends who begged them from other friends and so on and so on. That's the wonderful thing about sharing recipes – the more good recipes we share, the better we all get to eat! This banana bread comes from my friend Heidi who years ago begged this recipe from a ski friend's mother – Mrs. Hockmeyer (parents of friends are always Mr. and Mrs. no matter how old we get). Mrs. Hockmeyer passed away years ago, but her simple but perfect banana bread lives on for all of us to enjoy.
- 3 or 4 ripe bananas, smashed
- 1/3 cup melted butter
- 1 cup sugar (can easily reduce to 3/4 cup)
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- Pinch of salt
- 1 1/2 cups of all-purpose flour
No need for a mixer for this recipe. Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C). With a wooden spoon, mix butter into the mashed bananas in a large mixing bowl. Mix in the sugar, egg, and vanilla. Sprinkle the baking soda and salt over the mixture and mix in. Add the flour last, mix. Pour mixture into a buttered 4x8 inch loaf pan. Bake for 1 hour. Cool on a rack. Remove from pan and slice to serve.


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CAA Players On U.S. WLAX Squad
Three former CAA women's lacrosse standouts were among the 36 players selected to the 2012-14 United States Women's Lacrosse National Senior Team. Making the squad were Kelly Berger of James Madison, Grace Golden of William & Mary and Katie Hertsch of Hofstra.
The team was selected following a three-day tryout featuring more than 80 of the top players in the country. This group will serve as the training team pool for the team that will defend Team USA's 2009 gold medal at the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup in Oshawa, Ontario.
The team will come together for several training events before the final 18-player FIL World Cup roster is announced in February 2013, including Stars & Stripes weekend (Calif.) in October 2012 and Champion Challenge (Fla.) in January 2013. The team will also conduct numerous national team player clinics throughout the year at various sites around the country.
Berger, a four-year starter for JMU and two-time All-America selection, ranks second on JMU's career goals (184) and points (262) lists and fourth on the Dukes' career assist list (78). She was a member of U.S. Elite Team that competed in the 2008 Prague Cup. Berger was a three-time first-team All-CAA honoree and was the CAA Player of the Year in 2006.
One of the greatest players in W&M history, Golden was selected as an All-American by three organizations following her senior season in 2011. A first-team all-region selection, she was also honored as the 2011 CAA Player of the Year and became just the third player in league history to earn first-team all-conference distinction four times. Golden owns W&M's school record for career draw controls (153), while she ranks second in career points (231) and goals (187). Additionally, she ranks among the program's all-time top 10 in assists, ground balls and caused turnovers.
Hertsch was a first-team All-CAA selection in 2010 and 2011 for Hofstra. She concluded her Pride career ranked third in ground balls (138), fifth in caused turnovers (70) and sixth in draw controls (110). Hertsch was a first-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region honoree in 2010.
The Team USA roster by position with collegiate alma maters and previous U.S. team experience noted:
Katrina Dowd, Northwestern ^
Danielle Etrasco, Boston ^
Molly Ford, Georgetown ^
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland %
Holly McGarvie, Princeton *^
Lindsey Munday, Northwestern *^
Katie Rowan, Syracuse *^
Shannon Smith, Northwestern ^%
Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse ^
Sarah Albrecht, Northwestern *^
Kelly Berger, James Madison ^
Sarah Bullard, Duke *^%
Allyson Carey, Vanderbilt ^%
Tatum Coffey, Penn State #
Taylor D'Amore, Johns Hopkins
Brittany Dashiell, Florida
Grace Golden, William & Mary ^
Kristin Igoe, Boston College ^
Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland *^
Kelly McPartland, Maryland #
Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland ^
Lauren Schwarzmann, Johns Hopkins ^
Laura Zimmermann, North Carolina ^
Kelly Barnes, Georgetown
Rebecca Block, Syracuse
Kristen Carr, North Carolina ^
Amber Falcone, North Carolina *^
Katie Hertsch, Hofstra ^
Regina Oliver, Ohio State *^
Jennifer Russell, North Carolina ^
Iliana Sanza, Maryland
Liz Hogan, Syracuse
Megan Huether, Duke *^
Kendall McBrearty, Virginia ^
Michaela Meagher, Florida
Devon Wills, Dartmouth *^
* 2009 U.S. women's national team member
^ 2011-12 U.S. women's national training team member
# 2011 U.S. women's national under-19 team member
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Apple was downgraded on Monday at R.W. Baird, where the senior equity analyst responsible for the rating just isn't convinced that consensus estimates are correct.
"We think there is a real downside to estimates, and it's going to be tough for the stock to outperform over the next several months," said Will Power, whose firm downgraded Apple to "neutral" from "outperform" with a price target of $465, well under the current consensus price target of $627.72.
Power, in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street," said it's been difficult to "separate the stock from the company." He expects "over the next several quarters there will be further risk to downside risk to estimates."
Power said estimates on earnings are too close to the high end of guidance, and he is especially concerned that the street is being too optimistic for the June quarter because analysts are underestimating the effect of summer's traditional seasonal decline.
"In an environment where estimates will continue to fall, it's going to make it tough for the stock to work," he said.
In a note to clients, Baird said Apple warrants investor caution in the near term and that the consensus estimates "remain frustratingly too high."
"With estimates likely to fall further and gross margin concerns likely to linger, we believe the shares could drop further, despite the sharp sell-off and valuation," said the note, although Baird remains positive about Apple's products.
Despite many investors piling on to Apple on the downside, some market pros see it as a buy at the current level, both from a fundamental and technical perspective. Eighteen Wall Street analysts listed Apple as a "strong buy" and 26 as a "buy" out of 57 covering the stock, according to data from Thomson Reuters.
Only two listed the company as "underperform" and one as a "sell." Ten recommended "hold."
After its disappointing earnings report last week, Apple lost its place as the world's most valuable company to ExxonMobil. The report helped drive Apple''s stock to 52-week lows after a historic runup over the past several years. CNBC's Jim Cramer said he thought the market reaction was "unfair."
Power said the high average selling price of the iPhone had been a positive for Apple, but investor pressure to release a lower-price model could signal "another downward leg to the story, offsetting some long-term positives."
However, he said a game-changer such as an Apple television or another major product could "throw a wrench into the equation" and reverse negative evaluations like his.
"As we look at the products and the trajectory as it stands today, we're concerned that consensus estimates are still too high," said Power.
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